No, right mouse drag rotates perpendicular to the view vector. I want to rotate "the image" at an arbitrary angle relative to my horizon. e.g.
====before========== x-axis ^ | | +----> y-axis ==================== after 45 deg clockwise rotation ===after 45========= ^ x-axis / / x \ \ > y-axis ==================== or 90 deg cw ===after 90========= +--> x-axis | | v y-axis ==================== --- Chris Pelkie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Rotate about view vector (Z-axis): Right mouse drag. > > How does one rotate object about the view vector? > > Basically, I am use to seeing my xyz axii rotated > 90 > > deg ccw to the way that they are displayed in the > > diagonal view. > > Similarly, I to see something 90 deg ccw from the > > front view? __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Get better spam protection with Yahoo! Mail. http://antispam.yahoo.com/tools
